Developing a Conceptual National Information Sharing Security Framework to Combat Cybercrimes in Jordan

Abstract

from the viewpoint of new malicious code signatures, Symantec created 2,895,802, Countermeasures against these cyber security threats. Consequently, an organization in one country may be attacked by malware whose countermeasures are already known and implemented within another organization in another country. Such incidents occur due to the lack of exchanging of information among organizations. This paper aims to develop a framework for information-sharing policy in order to combat cybercrime, on the national institutions level not the general public and it must not be burdensome to participate in the information sharing framework.